Christian Lundy

Christian is a PhD student working on understanding the transport and remediation of groundwater contamination in coastal regions using field, lab, and numerical modeling techniques. He received a B.S. from Hope College in Geology, where he studied the geochemical controls on methane emissions in Lake Michigan coastal wetlands. He then spent two years in the environmental consulting industry, where he worked on preventing and tracking groundwater contamination from industrial sources. Currently, his research focuses on the stabilization of contaminants from shallow wastewater injection in the Florida Keys. In his spare time, he enjoys singing in a community choir and spending time with his wife and two cats.